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Last month, the World Health Organisation named 'burnout' among its International Classification of Diseases which means it will be recognised as a medical condition from next year.
Burnout can often occur when your work-life balance is out of whack, which is why job site Glassdoor has revealed the best jobs for work-life balance in the UK.
The site says having good work-life balance is one of the most important aspects of a job for candidates, ahead of career opportunities and work perks.
To find the jobs with the best work-life balance, Glassdoor used data from its Best Jobs in the UK report 2019 to see which jobs had the best work-life rating.
Below are the UK jobs that offer the best work-life balance. Scores are rated out of five.
1. Sales Development Representative
Work-life balance rating: 4.6
Median base salary: £27,000
2. Research Fellow
Work-life balance rating: 4.6
Median base salary: £34,000
3. Customer Success Manager
Work-life balance rating: 4.5
Median base salary: £40,000
4. Marketing Assistant
Work-life balance rating: 4.4
Median base salary: £20,000
5. Engagement Manager
Work-life balance rating: 4.4
Median base salary: £20,000
6. Data Scientist
Work-life balance rating: 4.4
Median base salary: £46,000
7. Recruiter
Work-life balance rating: 4.3
Median base salary: £25,000
8. Copywriter
Work-life balance rating: 4.2
Median base salary: £29,000
9. Web Developer
Work-life balance rating: 4.2
Median base salary: £31,000
10. Audit Manager
Work-life balance rating: 4.2
Median base salary: £52,000
11. Recruiting Manager
Work-life balance rating: 4.1
Median base salary: £40,000
12. Operations Analyst
Work-life balance rating: 4.1
Median base salary: £30,000
13. Executive Assistant
Work-life balance rating: 4.1
Median base salary: £37,000
14. Product Manager
Work-life balance rating: 4.1
Median base salary: £52,500
15. HR Business Partner
Work-life balance rating: 4.1
Median base salary: £49,000
Sales Development Representatives took the top spot with a 4.6/5 work-life balance rating, closely followed by Research Fellow also with a 4.6 rating and a Customer Success Manager with a 4.5 rating.
Glassdoor Economic Research Analyst, Amanda Stansell, said in a statement: “Not everyone prioritises money, so if you are looking for a job offering a good work-life balance then these roles definitely stand out.
"However, many of them also offer well above average salaries for the UK, proving it is possible to find a job that pays good money yet doesn’t take over your life.”
Source Link: https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/london-life/best-jobs-work-life-balance-uk-a4154251.html
